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Thanks Barry
That worked fine. Moved then to the Windows .NET directory.

Ray

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> "Ray" <someone@someisp.net> wrote in message 
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>> Thanks Barry
>>
>> The references are indeed shown in the Project references node. But they 
>> have little red crosses attached to their icons. And when I try and 
>> compile I get an error message that the using ... entry cannot be found.
>>
>> As I said before the Assemblies are valid C# Assemblies because they work 
>> with the same application when compiled with VS.NET.
>
> I can make the red crosses appear by moving a DLL that my project 
> references, and then opening the project.
>
> Try taking the Open option from the right click menu on the assembly with 
> the red cross in the References list in the Projects Manager window. See 
> what the error message says.
>
> Maybe C#B can't see your assemblies. Perhaps it has some limitation re 
> path length or something like that. I would try moving them to somewhere 
> where C#B is successfully accessing assemblies.
> If the assemblies are ok in Visual Studio I would be expecting them to be 
> ok with C#B.
>
> Barry Mossman
>